Aurora seeks ruling to overturn center building permit
The City of Aurora petitions Hamilton County District Court to overturn the County Board of Adjustment decision granting Bremer Community Center Foundation a building permit for a $500,000 center in a residential area. The city argues the board lacked jurisdiction and the plan lacks a comprehensive zoning alignment.
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Aurora
UPI
Hamilton County District Court
County Board of Adjustment
Bremer Community Center Foundation
Aurora City Council
Bremer Foundation
Vince Dowding
Grand Island
Foundation
Bertha Bremer
Beet growers push sugar price hike to save western Nebraska farms
Lou Towater of Scottsbluff, head of the Nebraska Non-Stock Cooperative Beet Growers Assn, urged Congress to raise market sugar prices to about 14 cents a pound via government loans and purchases. He said current prices below 10 cents threaten beets’ viability. a 14 cent rate could bring roughly $30 a ton, aiding Nebraska's sugar economy and regional livelihoods. He noted odds of Senate approval with Carter expected to sign if unchanged.
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Scottsbluff
UPS
Nebraska Non- Stock Cooperative Beet Growers Assn
Congress
Nebraska
Lou Towater
Towater
Washington
Senate
House
Carter
Lincoln man listed in fair condition after hit and run
Ernest E. Noell, 50, of 4726 Adams Street, was struck from behind while walking on 46th Street between R and O Streets. He suffered head injuries and was left unconscious at the scene. A 16 year old youth alerted police and was later released to parents. The injured man remained in fair condition Monday at Bryan Memorial Hospital.
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Lincoln
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Ernest E. Noell
Adams St
46Th St
R and
O St
Neuberger appointment backed by NWRA directors
The reappointment of John Neuberger as chairman of the Missouri River Basin Commission is supported by the Nebraska Water Resources Assn directors. NWRA executive director Pat Patitz said the group rarely endorses an appointed post but praised Neuberger for leadership and fairness. The Carter administration has not decided if the Republican appointee will keep the post.
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John Neuberger
Missouri River Basin Commission
MRBC
Nebraska Water Resources Assn
NWRA
Pat Patitz
Neuberger
Hearing set on bus line plea in Nebraska
Arrow Stage Lines seeks PSC approval to discontinue its Lincoln to Fremont daily bus route serving Ceresco and Wahoo. The Nebraska Public Service Commission schedules a hearing at 9 30 a.m. Friday in Wahoo to review the request.
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Arrow Stage Lines
Nebraska Public Service Commission
PSC
Lincoln
Fremont
Ceresco
Wahoo
Farmers Market to open in Havelock this week
A new homegrown produce market opens on a vacant lot west of the Havelock Bank at 6145 Havelock, with free vendor space from 4 to 8 p.m. Wednesdays and 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays. The Lincoln Center market continues Saturdays 9 to 12:30 at 13th St between O and P through Sept. 17. Milton Gan will speak at a Southeast Nebraska Health Systems board meeting Wednesday. Patricia Beck named junior AMFO board member representing the Lincoln Manpower franchise.
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Havelock
Havelock Bank
Dick McCashland
The
Havelock Businessmen’s Assn
Lincoln Center
13Th St
Milton Gan
Central Arizona Health Systems Agency
Southeast Nebraska Health Systems Agency Board of Directors
Association of Manpower Franchise Owners
AMFO
Lincoln Manpower
Patricia Beck
U.S
Canada
Manpower
Man held in death of 6 to be arraigned
Klamath Falls Oregon June reports say DeWitt C. Henry 26 a tavern bouncer and truck driver will be arraigned Monday on six counts of murder and two counts of attempted murder. Police note a possible seventh murder charge as one victim was eight months pregnant. Henry allegedly threatened his wife two days before the shootings.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
UPI
DeWitt C. Henry
Henry
Vikki
Insurance costs for cities rise threaten local coverage
Omaha AP report notes liability insurance rates doubled for political entities as insurers shifted to national risk data. David Chambers of the League of Nebraska Municipalities warns up to one tenth of Nebraska communities may drop policies and risk funding claims from city revenues. He sees no large Nebraska municipal claims to date.
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Omaha
Nebraska
David Chambers
League of Nebraska
Chambers
Aragon Hills Hide an Oasis
Aragon Hills hides a three hour drive from Madrid a park of the Monasterio de piedra with waterfalls caves and trees. The Cistercian monastery founded in 1195 sits 10 miles off the Madrid Zaragoza highway near Alhama de Aragon. Entry costs 75 pesetas and parts of the monastery operate as a hotel for visitors.
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Madrid
Spain
UPI
Aragon
Monasterio de _ piedra
Monastery of Stone
Madrid-Zaragoza
Alhama de Aragon
Quilter Michael James Finds Fabric Inspires New Path
Lincoln lecture recounts Michael James turning from painting to quilting after a fabric texture sparked a new calling. The 34 year old discusses his move from MFA in painting to quilts, teaching across six seven adult education programs, his wife Judy, son Trevor, and upcoming book The Quiltmaker Handbook. He notes a peaceful studio life in Somerset Village Massachusetts and his Quilt Symposium 77 appearance. He also mentions jogging to balance his lifestyle and the shift toward fabric over canvas.
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Michael James
Lincoln
Southeastern Massachusettes University
Rochester
N.Y
James
Michael
Judy
Trevor
Somerset Village
Mass
DeCordova Museum School
University of Rhode Island
Providence
Bristol Community College
Fall River
Boston
Lincoln Quilters Guild
Vance Rogers
Continent Bank economist foresees strong year end growth
Edward H. Boss, Continental Bank financial economist, predicts the economy will finish the year with strong growth after a brief summer pause. He cites rising business capital spending and consumer spending as key drivers, but notes second-half growth will slow from the first half. He expects rates to climb in late summer or fall as private credit demand grows and Treasury borrowings rise.
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Chicago
Continental Bank
Edward H. Boss
Bank
Boss
Treasury Dept
Laetrile linked to severe reactions in two cancer patients
Georgetown University specialists report two cancer patients developed serious adverse reactions after Laetrile, warning the substance may be toxic and not a harmless placebo. One patient with lymphoma relapsed after resuming Laetrile. the other with lung cancer and brain metastasis recovered after stopping the substance.
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Washington
Georgetown University
Journal of the American Medical Association
AMA
Philip S. Schein
Georgetown
Schein
Mexico
Georgetown University Medical Center
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